HBO commentators are so biased at times!!

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by time, Jul 25, 2011.


  1. time

    time Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Kellerman was going on and on about how big khan was, dude, judah is the guy who has been fighting at WW from 04 to 10, both guys weigh the same fightnight, khan is a bit taller and judah a bit stockier

    Then when interviewing judah he says we thought the blow may have been a bit low, huh, your co commentators all agreed it was on the belt line

    These guys combined with the hometown officials all the rage in the states have fooled the american public into thinking their fighters are better than they really are
     
  2. well how is this bias , khan has a very broad back for a 140 lber he was noticably bigger than judah , max kellerman is a commentator , he made a comment on the size difference which there was one , whats the problem
     
  3. yeah they do have a tendency to get carried away once there all in agreement over something , but khan was alot bigger than judah , i was suprised actually how big khan looked hes filled out fully now i guess
     
  4. time

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    so what hes got a broader back, they were also saying khan was bursting at the seams at jww and making a big issue about this reach advantage, well im pretty sure floyd has a substantially bigger reach then either of these guys but that wasnt a big issue when he fought judah

    its like the excuses were rolling even before the fight was decided, well boys if thats what make you guys feel better about, carry on i guess
     
  5. Green Man

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    Im surprised Max didnt start crying after Judah got stopped(quit).

    He has been the biggest Judah groupie ever since his ESPN days.

    Hes the one that started that all "Pernell Whitaker with power" bull**** about Judah.
     
  6. mgdb26

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    so I guess you would say Ortiz wasn't bigger than Berto when they fought because it was Ortiz's first time at WW and Berto had been at that weight for years.
     
  7. TheChump

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    They don't like pa k i stan i 's they are always pointing out khan being one etc the whole bin laden thing
     
  8. time

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    judah and khans fightnight weights were the same, they were the same size in that ring
     
  9. Reppin501

    Reppin501 The People's Champ Full Member

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    Khan was 3-4 inches taller and probably weighed 7-10 lbs more on fight night, I mean he was clearly bigger than Judah.
     
  10. Reppin501

    Reppin501 The People's Champ Full Member

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    LOL...bull-****ing-****, I don't give a **** who said that, there was a clear size advantage, not that it matters as no rules were broken and no illegal advantage gained.
     
  11. time

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    Khan was 151 fightnight and judah 150, clearly justifies the biased hbo talk alrite
     
  12. Thread Stealer

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    I'm at a point where I'm surprised on a night when HBO commentary ISN'T biased.
     
  13. Scottrf

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    Khan was 151 vs Judah 150 in the ring.

    They were both 148 at official check weights a few hours before.
     
  14. time

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    You dont believe the hbo captions pre fight then when they give the fighter stats, interesting, were you not watching?
     
  15. Scottrf

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    He does when measuring arms. He doesn't in some reach stats which calculate armspan including the shoulder width.